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National Socialism Vanguard of the Future - Selected Writings of Colin Jordan

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The articles, Hitler Was Right!, National Socialism: A World View of the Future, and Building The Vanguard are inspirational views of Adolf Hitler and National Socialism. This book is also a welcome relief from the usual vilification of this great man and the system that for six glorious years turned around the injustices of Versailles and the decadence of the Weimar Republic and gave peace and prosperity to the German people.

Colin Jordan's writings are not a historical document but a vibrant exhortation to create a bright and shining future for the Aryan Race. He writes with clarity, insight and has a gift for profoundly inspiring the reader.

It is a disgrace that this elderly man, in his mid-Seventies, is still hounded by the British Government and the police.

Colin Jordan discusses the untold side of Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist movement, a side that has been hidden for justification of actions against the movement. Well constructed arguments about the modern decadent society, the evils of multiculturalism and the neccessity for the preservation of race will impress open minded people.
This book can open any individuals eyes up to Adolf Hitler, portraying him as a man of vision, a man who could forsee the decay of the Aryan people and ultimately the end of civilisation.. Unfortunately his prophecies seem to be becoming all too true in these days of degeneration.
Read this book and learn how a great man could have made a difference to a world that is now in turmoil.

Colin Jordan rightfully exposes the hypocrisy of so-called democratic nation and then delves into his thesis of National Socialism - not as a political ideology, but instead as a religion. Unfortunately, he lost me by insisting that Christianity and NS were opposed and in no way reconcilable. However, he does make some very strong points, especially in his articles about the economic genius Adolph Hitler, who has had more lies heaped upon his name than any man in history.

The book seems dated, only because so many people are saying the same things and have been for a while, before and after him. The only thing I would add to this book would be footnotes, and more exact references to quoted material. Just as we're told not to believe everything we read, he should follow the same example. I do understand this wasnt written like a textbook or reference book, and is just a compilation of writings, but if he would back up everything people could reference it faster and have no doubt in their mind of the exact quote, or where the news article originated. Taking off only one star for that.

Frankly, I wasn't sure what I would be reading when I purchased this book. It came recommend to me by friends who suggested a different perspective on National Socialism other than what I've read in the history books or saw in documentaries. To my surprise, I found the book very well written and organized. The author, Colin Jordon, writes in a very intellectual style and makes very well reasoned arguments as to the rationality and eventual success of National Socialism.

I came away greatly enlightened as to the ideals and goals of National Socialism, though not convinced (and nor did I expect to be). However, for those wanting to bypass the typical muck ground out by countless authors on the subject and delve into a deeper explanation of the ideals which captivated not just a nation, but most of Europe over 60 years ago, this is the book. Remember that in its time, prior to WWII, National Socialism was seen by many as the Western bulwark against Communism. It concepts were widely acknowledged all across Europe, including England, and in the United States. Many today argue that it was the Nazi military machine which was the enemy, not the ideals of National Socialism, which remain just as relevant today.

The book is only 134 pages, but it is by no means an "easy" read for the average reader, but it may well be worth the effort.

This book is basically revisionist history. It is well known that "National Socialism" is not socialism at all, but Nazism. The author glorifies Hitler's Germany and the Nazi party. For any good that the author claims that came of Nazism, the party fails on the points of democracy and inclusiveness for all people. This is why the Nazi's killed off not only minorities and Jewish people throughout Europe, but also true socialists and communists.